This excerpt from a 2008 Globe and Mail article still rings true today.

“Children showed a combination of unusual vindictiveness, extraordinary irritability and chronic crying. Teachers said the children became tired more quickly than during prewar days, that they were able to pay attention for only a short time, that their comprehension was slower and their memory poorer, that they were restless, and that discipline was harder to maintain.” The Globe And Mail
And that is why we do what we do.
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